davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
LIBROS
aGCIBIDOS POB Il tLlIID IlPOR CORREv
en- la imp. del BoIetin,

--~----~
GRAMATICA francesa, por Cham
trean, para uso de los espanoles con m
snplemento de las frases mas precisas
para romper Ia conversaci6n, ] tom,
holanda.
LOS MISERABLES de Victor Hu.
20, 5 tomos tela.
POESIAS sueltas J obras eE pross
de don Leandro F. de Moratin, seguids
de las obras poeticas ) dramaticas d'
don Nicolas + de Moratin, holandese
Eicmo de tahlete.
TEATR0 de Alarc6n, con el estudi'
critico de csda comedia, 2 tomOs holaD-
desa lomos de tafilete.
Ell GENIO del cristianismo, pcr
Chateaubrisnd, 2 tomos holanuesa To-
mos de tailete.
FISlCA por Ganot, Ultima sdicioL.
| tomo pasta.
LOS MARTIRES 8 el triunfo de Ia
religion cristiana, por Chateaubriand
IN tomo holandesa lomos de tafilete
-etraio del sntor.
.GI0N de Cristo, pOr KEN
|p >s>-sspirituales y dictS
ms 80 esplsitn por effr rNiereneeIl
CON Iaminas hnas edici6n De toc1 luin
I'D. ia. edici6n econ6mica-
CURSO met6dico de dibujo lineA
cor D. FrA1cisco Canals, enrnldsrnal
ID.
| HISTORIA prOfana gensiil J !
particular de EspanA, poF D. 4eEnan
ia de Castro, Catedrktico dc 4 uni
/. gersidAd de Madrid, obra declarAdl
Ie sexao j encnadeEnada en- piel real
EadA.
P0ESIAS De D. Manuel AcufA, col
IN pr6l0go De d. Fernando Haldsvilla
adcrnado con Il rs.rAto del autor.
TABLAS de- logaritmos pOr vasqne'
Onsiro, / tomo holandesa-
LAS MuJERES de b Biblia, pril
ssuales Esagmentcs dc h historic de
..sehlo ds Dios con multitud de graha
90 - aero y lAs hiogrAIAs de cad
400 ds lOs psrsOnAles. edlci6n Dc lulc
1 ALGEBRA pos BriOs, tOmo pasta
| La EnuCACI0N inselsctnal, mo
sal J a.aea. pr Herbert Spencer, /
Los AMIGOS, ; s0mOs tala.
| GALERIA ds sscritoFes etlehrs
ICES "a rsnsns en- aesses ! 4 hsosn
ia a. 80 IsssuuAles, siiei6n d lux
| rgATApO a asqaisnrsan prkctie
nss vshnlA, o0a rs einco draanas y 7
Ansnaa. sa<anlsgnaes6n 20 tslA-
/ 6UiA nanzAl Ill somsscso J i
liAnsA ! ssnsAao eosaplssa searaee PFns
/ tksa a. sssiAs - spsssetrusa eoeeci
ns.ssss = sosassxAa ds bAneA. 7 caAnin
ssmsuxAanes msseAHtslas raeAtAn 0sfs
essss. ! sssees kossn4ssA-
NtnluxKS - 6ssgrnnA Uniyel
-. pas u. y. Ess3rAasa, usnissdo eo
eaassspna nsFaa 7 Kgsoados. encni
AssuaxsAA - tsAAs ta@a.
II MKTOlpo snMpssic - s0lteA q
IN Aalsfsaa KsiAsA. |. 80.
YRMKnUhIA A. aksss, per y
gsNsxs. ! se@a sxaA
gARTKAA A. eams1fNazAAa ia3isn
asssa ssas1a Fnss = esesntMersas =
ga.
fEfKNnAN Asaastsns. rcs Nss1l
:. fnIsss - - xs.An1se. sdsxsa1
MsNzlA saa0xfxaa fasA Aesttss 3
ii sass - MsasssA Z s1AssiAl
80 ii ~ EsasH1Msss o4sFM114 q
/. sszs.A ~ ksxAa&m.
XEgKNsNAkIA - AssxA
gOMrKApGo A. y nAMasAs
|. An.sswA A.p1s i 4sms sx.&ss1ss -
.amsAssa -. - n pamlsEa 1sss
- / sssms s8&1Mtsax14A
a@4NMsA tx1a AsAls. - \
- sNsMks ~ - sps snlnses k111
= = ssssA - - EnsxfNaNtsN - ]
& -. I g1mA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
LITOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN, ,SUCESORA DE Morris

(,unstituda nuevamente bajo mi solo nomDre, con
copetcnte direction proyisa de titles material necesaro
Il an estaDecimicnto de primer orden contando con nn
ntegente personal oezco al pdbco esta industria Pu
endo ecuar cuantos encagos Sc me po dficlles
conricados que sean MIA seguridad de que dejare
fsicchos todos los gstos cnas tdas las cxieencias
Tanto simple arjea, como a'tjsco diploma; el SEN
clio recibo oomecia s docunentos bancarios; 81
peouco lee como eleesnte marqua para tabacos etc.
ETC. rarantizo quedera satisfaction tie los nteresados
tan perieco como los tabao que hagan c extanje
70.
Muestraro de toda clase de abaios que encargue
sxib en- este establecmiento enitira vuelta de
Correo qHicn 10 solicite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
lllMlNlQuEt

Kta nnwk ~ aAank - AtwAxan
ssumt.a.. sN6ss saeas a nsaAmNs -
saa&saasa.a& 4eaa asMa asksNNae1
Il asaa1ua sA AsssAs esaas 49, stsas~
aNAas sask kem.assnls ssaassA ssQesns.s.
ss..hs .assaas.lsss aaemaes saa 4
nnwANN - ams MANs n sHatnA.
- - = i uss1 - Ml4M :
j
m I eemm MEE1N =.
skkM mnA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
iATEN flON CABALLERGS!
Los 100000 DuRos.

81 iqne qniera lsceree rice Ter ?oco
dinero, Que com, r. hi lfte- Loieifa Ma
cional, sorirc 20 de Dicienbre pr6xims
en- cess de los - roies SnreFores de J
Psdiu Hermanc.
$50 IsLAZA DEL MERcAnO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09

Ksss Empress n dinpsssis rse'salsms.i.
cue los sapuros d y misma go aasn 90
rusrip - Eenanndw y - - oaaa msA 60
7uuuan. ,sEsuaks a 4 esrgA = aqssl russia ,
Il ds = ObruGa. teds b gus - pssa.h - -
pusrtos txsrsniescs Psrih hsssN b1rasss y
1nbrss, para lstA, fs.ss J Magags1
rto@n @n,on, Marnc Il - lsess--les eeaMg-
n.iarisA 6sbrinss = 1sgsi1eA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
AVIso
GANGA.

- ssMksa - nsesa - nassssAs sk
Knnss - essa KsaeAa *ss ~ aaA -.
- q So fm& aaass Il aAmM -
as1 eeaAa = - ses assA s@Mse ! -
answ4eM TRmsaa - u ms o. III
namrsA - sneN6s - 1NN 9awsn =
a fMs -
hana Amssx 60 Ms Mkk. -
i smosAe = asxk n1e nmm i q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
ATENCI0N.

La Sra. D. Mary Dodd de Leigh
ofrece rus servicios 8 los padres de fa.
miliq para "a ensehsrza de sns ninas,
haci9ndose cargo tsmhien de min d.
corta edsd, en el i'linma lug e., j los rs-
mos de sdnrno. Cuents con Ia direc.
Ici6n del Rlc. Bautista N el Branch
IS. &. O., Buehillsr rp aries dc la uni-
seFsidsd de B.rbadar, afi'isdo { ID
de Durham, Iugiaterra. Sc toms-
|f6 nn nhrnefo limi,ado de pupilos
tn3bs padres, residences en otfos pae.
blot, deseeu qns sos hijns sean ins-
lrnidcs en- el ingles cen todo esmero.
Para mas informer dif:girse q. Rio.
|B. Noel Branch. 8 { IL iicha senorS-
Gale Mayor, Ponce. l3S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
G A K T Ell e s

con las pesas y n,od;dos All S;sto,,,. IT.. ~
trlcO Decimal, a. II T,,,at IA 11TNT
lin ME1CA N1TTT -. 80 'e't
Oe nallan odo,,5 q Il >+,.oe J, !,
des y Sc es snnran nunvas dal ;a,,,
En traDaJOs dn Imnrnnta dor J, a,
y LltOgrafIa .. 90 nueden vnr 81 IS isfnchos to
uos los sustos y cunpGdas t0das las exi-
gencias. Daratura en- los precih; Alegancia
en la eJecucidn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
Sc vENDE

uas eas. 6s nn41srA 80 maf a3ss
ssssAa xea aeA gnssaa - sx-Exse.
! Fssrsa 8s TwFsa - u Pssme.
- xiFsssa. ses zee 8nsxss COS.
sanssa vas6en Asfsgssss j sssa Re
.xxsn go Asszn saaas - slss,
las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
BOEOS DEL TESORO.

Desde esla fecha LOS rscibe %
Crtdilo Mercantil ( les tipo1 as
SIS los 70 prvmiados y al 11e
% premindos q eualqnier <oklso
como garsnliA Dc operasn1l. oA
esla SoeisdAj.
P 10. Rico eeliembre g & 1886
nj Administrators M Co.
aiiL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
80 - II HalGnli i mxl
nO- - - - 80.

ks4 eazs ssss sAmAm sa NJ sa@ara
- q s.ass 1lARsss - nasus A -
xnssss.s asnMn@s j gasss a sseMaasss
Aas~sNsM sxspes 49, j ssss ssus
aaa
- - n a@saA nsaNaAmsa y
- mNmnA - tgm = ssa -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
]. OcHOA Y Her NANO.

ExTsnd, mi q e5 csntrvos Il quiu-
ral. en- "a del 6sito de la Msrina, cslle
de Isabel "a
Hscen c.ncesioues tumAndols sl cos
tado del M,qnp, cnaudo hsya elgnnc
dsscsrgando. 1873
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
ESTO Els Ell
"LIBRE CANBIO. :

CONTEU, TRIEU Y EMrNEU
yende 4S.2O0 fosforos por % enva-
sados en- cajitas que contieuen Gro.
mos, satiras, epigramas i scmbran.
zas picantes: Da 5000 fsi>for,,.
mas que cualqniera olra lllarca 20,
cl mismo precio. Mas gangag =.
g6n 10 importaucia del pedislo, ha
GO descnentos libegaics.
jBOrinquehos, lrobadlos 5 o.
consencereis dc que los f6sfOr0s dr.
C0NTEU, TRIEU Y REMENEU
son los mejores $ mAs baratos.
Doy tambien blllcies de- Ia Lo.
seria de Puerto Rico { cambIo de
cajetilIas vacias de La LnGTrIMI.
DAD.
Dep6siio: FortaleEa 81.
yosh snnRAr.
Pasrte-gloa
Sc solicisan oorrcsponsalea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
NOCIONES DE- GHOKHTRIA
POS.
D. ERNESTO OLLERO \ CARRONA

Obra declarada de texto para
las escnelas de esta provincia por
Decreto de 4 de Julio do 1884.
I'm tomo en- A. con dos laminas !
q 3 REALBs ejempiar en- ia I'm
preuta del RoTTTIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
IRMIS Y GIMEAEI.

aeaban de reCibir llantas
de hisrrO para carrOS de
las siguienteS dimensiO-
neS SKI &xs- -1xa Sxs
-SxsP.
Flejes de hierrO para pi-
pas y pipOtes de 2. ia
8 81 P.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
,l1MnA IN cOx0M.
f.os v,Sores que hacen este servicio tisnen
IL ruta siguiente;
II ND -
- ns.EORNO.


I,e, tra.bordos de- b cArga prscedents ds
Z lpen nsrla dsstinada veneSnelas Colon
l;a rusrtos del PsciAcs = sfscsuaEAn sa L
Hsbgn,
1.fRzA de Las .AMxxlxAS.
Van. PASAJRS, cap. D. Q. Psralss
N I'D -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
FORTALEZA "a.
rmPRENTA DEL BoLETIN.

- Hc ~ &c ~ D E
! casa, L~na so.
Dslan rsz6n San 10 Z z, bajos
l2S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
p. CATINCHI
FoToGRAFO.

Resraios con el nusvo sistsma
Il Celatino Bromuro do
plata cOmpIe,amente instantf-
Geo. I2S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09

rapel superior para
plAnas do egCuel9e. en-
la Imprenta del BoIaE-
TIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
IIBROS.

Ror Il ,ilfimo rapor oorrso Dc
Ia PeninshIla, ss han rocibido en-
10 ImprsMfa del BoLKTEa MKa.
cAxuL ios signienfes hbross
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
CLASE De ESTUDlO.
~ = as,-rsS. - Prvfs..- : -4.. > ss-ps.s
o. Pedro |. Deleado.

CAIlx - eAx svssn ssx. ~ KssA cAEsTAL
Msdiante una m6diea penAlon
Z en,siA I .iisripulos de ambOs
,exos Il solfeo. eanlo, piano, y
deras INSTRUMENTS.
A pfecios convtnciopales. -
.larAn lecriones 1 domicilio.
Para mas desalles pnsden d.
rigirse los senoTes padres dc "A
milia a rtferido Director. qnier
ln~ deiara eomrlssidns. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
ARMAS Y GlMEldEz.
CRUZ t3.

venden: Ilantas, alambre, canales
cnmbreras, remaches, metal , cobre
Ell planchas, bahos y sem cupios de
zinc. l4S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
Lsy Do EIiUcianlGllO Civil
APLlCADA A RSTA IsLA
RnlcloN oFlcIAL-

Ae@hA dc reSibirsc g e.sA In.
preta ' vdnde-e I 50 50 a eirm
plAr 1 la rhsticn } 1 s. enc. sdss.
aadn-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09

Tres edieiones d ssis ohra en
i espscio de un shO son b meiOF
Recommendation d esls essndio que
- ado slogiado Por i0da hPrsa.
= d Madrid IN dislineitn alguna
I'm Mairii. : <i'oC
- P,o~E ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-09
HlQuETls II caRTUllnl
nlk mxmAmQrn

= sssiA = = Imstsan a.
bsN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-16
TOCRACY.
EeEnery's Speech At
lake Providence.
lie Presentation q the
ststs's Progress.
70 GDe. Nichols Oak Ridge
ADDRESS.
ro,pf,,l avoidance Of Facts
b. the RefoEmers.
LIZ e he State Practically on
a Cash Basis.
lspos Construction and the aiysr
Commission
snners" Fruitless Search for
something to Reform.
s.t,,,gl:o, oF Fha STATE b. ss4
.Snners TrUitIess Search for
something to Reform.
Beamaiion Of the Siais u
Effect

-
N pEorlprxcE, Dec. 1.-Pafsuant 10
announcement that his Ezcelleney
vorld gddreSs he peopie n Pant
IN Tuorday, the esah, q meeting #es
ID. Z, roj,,,.- f,,,ora pouae 4, Il pew
Bn noon
megtuE was called 70 QfAer Dy Apn.
Bsnmluu, who announced tie object
msstiDr. and tie following eeBtlemen
~ 49,
invited W sSeh 81 wv bsees :
u MpI3 EOmerT, Judge y W Mont
IN. S Fl. Mobberly. Hon. solomon
~ md, II I DeIano,+s RAJ Fl7,,, n
IL y ~ Z, rs. ", ~. tse..3.-
89F' luIi' Z n Y. , h9AVff ~. Wlttltsin
ll1th d. stein hpn. Goo. j. Hook,
sL Davis, Col. H. n. Lott. DR., 6. P
5saa5 and aehar t,1nr,i,,t,,@ iia,a e,,,,,, n,
~ ""0 N'''' = = ~
AllhL'
l9 We're about zoo oitl8euf Of t1e par
anE IlIe meeting ygae Bsyv s1stbuai-
"A a. -,
w liL ~ 49, "
'Ild Wat handsomely docofateq py the
eaLEkt FTpVideucc aud tie parish.
n Bauian1iY1. ~ a Tow k,iaf -.
's,,o,,-oel 49,, Z " At.,f5,5gs,. ,s.is,,
~ M ~ "A f.l4p
M Hte people upon tle pelitieaa topics
u day for fully thfea-Qliarte ~ az
~or ,,,,.,,,-,,., ,,,,,s.
WV =
R8-0ltlIene OF East 0afpQh Gen.
y Te0cuEly made speech at Oak
ID hUlehOuse parish. ard IN 5ae re-
~ the speech, which f,lls nearly col
ii the iiguRtsae, he refelTed to the let
toL Hqlltngsw0Ht,b Whg, ID tAat let-
fHeYGd #he reQuest OF the reform
N lhat Cen, Nicholla ahSuld ibee0iglo Il
9iae for the chloe 0f Governor. Tie
l9r the tettar il made BY Gen. kieil-
lIestated, So one 81 tie reports Of hls
Ae Informs TlE, that the friends Of tbs
EllinEtrHtion had circulated tie re-
ia sOutheEp pariahea, where he Hays
foAEest that he would moi accept the
eud h give an emphaic denial tQ tlns
ia Hu!ilpgsWof1li u tier WAS H15stegi.
s9e why rho tTiendB q tue stato
lltlatOu" should BIZ no uneasy about
4lldacy as " AprtGd tbis report, and 4
M tie co4sis lsncy 9of Gem Niehpllg
n tlis fact ID me face Of his reIoated
atgng tAat lie did rot want the office,
only BOllciEng II from d aense 81 qyty.
le card ANNOUNCING tii5 aEngldAey
baye ans Hened the putpose. IN the
sH0rth letter there g . clover slispl2.g
aila0y, KpoF5ng that eiep. NICHOLS
,eeept, why slleu ~ ihete tl9t pseaq-
llin TO gave ~ BUSINESS, home ana
w 10 saerltiee ldnadelfi he llis 4IaeAflA
a@.ihthe beginnin9 AZ the Gaiapaignt
s.lg, 10 serve the people AZ their Exec
y i looks as IL thfre was a little ee-
~ the episs.e, gnd CQl, HqsllitlgRss
qt 81 pF1mlleut democrat " 40 wa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-16

ldffF FAla cf H9
nsfiioui help. now i eQ iree lrQn ~
nain aud Aoroness sue ae f4le iq 20
I'd raE 9an han-eNQlE u.s. ~ --l-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-16

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-16

Aid nUtinar al teaQhers Vert lar&aT ill a.
t617i 5ii 1881 s tlls ioiioNip8 HeilfAe w
afasg Nrnfh3 1T ielcien ~ ttA44 <Ye4
fta5 34Ef Tui,a receipts for 1871
80 6f3 4 ri 1885, s534 9h9 81
fIl.e 81 iafeuds hetgcen faniil 81 - eiiia
i5s5, r. feYor q $50 W,
rhf + eauaqa 1870
.a t94 ana tlie Atats ehQpt
i3dG0 ga ahsp amounts tAeq 5eseasea
bs{ate th9 Printing " iAe 4eRga q sS3s
The Washington critic., 1887-11-29
ARREARS OF TAXES.
The Receipts for This Month the Larg-
est In Twelye Yeurs

The Receipts for This Month the Larg-
est In Twelve Years.
For two weeks the office OF Collector
Cook has been thronged with people paying
arrears OF taxes, and the receipts OF this
Office will be larger this month than during
any month for twelve years. by paying be-
fore the 30lh inst. special assessments due
the District, and all arrears OF taxes prior to
1855, the taxpayers will save from 80 to 80
per cent. There Is list Of property to be
advertised for sale by the First National
Bank of New York In case these charges are
not paid.
Another reason why these taxes should
De paid is the fact that persons buying In
the property at the coming sale will receive
good titles. The force Of clerks 10 the tax
Office are hardly equal to the occasion at
present, and people who are desirous OF
getting their taxes paid before Thursday
night are sending in their tax bills and
checks by mail, and there are bushels OF
such mail In the Office. All such letters
arriving before Thursday night will be con.
sidered as paid within the limit prescribed
by law.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-29
WasI,in~ton Art Cluh.

The Washington Art Club held Its first
meeting for the season Saturday night at the
studio OF Messrs. Dunbar and Krauskopf, In
Vernon Row. Mr.. George b. Matthews was
elected secretary for the ensuing year, Mr..
Samuel Hodgkins having resigned. Mr..
Me,zerott furnished the club with piauo,
aud signor II. B. Fablani gave the music,
accompanied by Professor j. d. Russell on
the banjo. Mr.. Dunbar's model for the
Hendricks statue for Indianapolis was ex.
hibited and much admired. Among the
members Of the club present were Henry N.
Boernstein, r. LIE Grand Johnston, Samuel
Hodgkins, Max Weyl, DR.. Fuller Walker,
L. d. Meline, Q. r. Ferguson, George b.
Krauskopi designed aud executed quiiut
"bill Of fare" upon old parchment with a
big bronze seal attached, q copy Of which
was given to each gentleman present.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-29
Our Holiday Purchases

Are arriving daily The
store is fitting up with beau
tiful things-useful, orna,
mental and otherwise-se-
lected expressly for the
coming joyous season.
From this time forward
you should pay our estab-
lishment frequent visits OF
inspection. 1t will be i'm
possible to note through the
press the innumerable and
beautiful articles which we
have purchased for the holi.
days. Come early and
often.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
The Washington critic., 1887-11-29
The Kirchenban Bazaar Opened.


A blaze Of color OF gorgeous decorations,
heightened by the brilliant gaslighte, q
throng Of fantastlcally and tastefully cos.
tuned ladies and the busy hum OF merry
voices greeted the eyes and ears OF the Wis.
itor who stepped into Masonic Hall last
night. The occasion was the "Kirchenban
Bazar," fair for the benefit Of the First
Reformed Trinity Church. The booths
were decorated and were presided over by
the following ladies, assisted each by q
corps Of handsomely dressed ladies:
Booth No. !, Mrs. w. Muehleisen; No. 9,
Mrs. E. sellhausen; No. 8, Mrs. q. Sautter;
No. 4, Mrs. L. Bergman; periumery stand,
Mrs. ElteIich; confectionery, Mrs. Volland;
flowers, Mrs. j. Hockmeyer; soda.water,
Miss Annie Muehleisen. Messrs. Hook
meyer and Herbert made the grocery OK.
hibit; Messrs. Schmidt, Sautter and Kolh
bad charge Of the dining-room; Mr.. Charlie
Brill the go-lucky stand and Mr.. William
F. Lutz kept the tailless donkey.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-29
IS SCHILLING A CRANK /?
A Report from San Antonio That He
is n LunatIc.

A Report from San Antonio That He
is n LunatIc.
Louis schilling, the German-Amerlcan
who is now In Washington with a petition
for Federal aid In his efforts to obtain
reparation from the Mexican Government
for various wrongs and cruelties he claims
to have received from the hands OF the
Mexican authorities, is pronounced in San
Antonio, Texas, crank, II not an actual
lunatic, by neighbors in Western Texas,
among whom he says he lived for several
years. II appears that schilling was tried
and convicted Of iunacy at Fort Davis about
year ago, and was turned over to his
brother for safe keeping. He soon escaped
from bis brother and wandered over into
Mexico soon after, where he claims to have
been robbed and upjustly imprisoned by
Mexican officers. His acquaintances az
San Antonio give no credence to the stories
OF cruelty he Is causing to be wired from
Washington to Northern aud Western
papers.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-29
West Washington.

Another effort is being made by the
young men Of West Washington to organ
ize q military company, to be known as the
Whitney Cadets. Several attempts have
been made to raise company here for the
National Guard, but for some reason the
movement has fallen through. 1t is to be
hoped, for the credit Of the town, that the
present effort will be successful.
-Miss Bessie Fernandis OF Hartford, Md,
Is the guest Of the Misses Srappier Of Stod-
dard street.
-Rechabite Council, No. Z, held regular
meeting at their hall last Light. Four
limitations were made.
The "Willing Workers." q beneficial |
society composed Of colored people, gave
an entertainment last night OF Potomac
Hall. The attractive feature Of the enter
tainment was cake walk.
There were six arrests In this precinct
last night and quite number Of dodgers
accommodated at the station.house.
-Temperature and condition OF water at
7 q. M: Great Falls, temperature, Al; condi.
ton, 80; receiving reservoir, temperature,
"A; condition at north connection, 38; at
south connection, 80; distributing reservoir,
temperature, 43; condition at infuent gate
house, 30; condition at eflluent gate
house, 80.
Cattle sales at Drovers' Rest, D. G., No.
vember 2S, 1887: 207 cattle up, ITO sold:
Best, 33@4sc.; good, 3!@32c.; medium, ga
3tc.; common, 2l63c. 200 sheep aud
lambs-sheep, 2i@3lc.; lambs, 405ic.;
calves, 6l@7ic. 25 COWS and calyes-$35@ a
sG5. Market dull.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-29
MISS CARRoLDs FUNERAL.
The obsequies Attended by Many o
the Ola Residents,

the Obsequies Attended by Many OF
the Ola Residents.
concourse OF old residents OF Washing
ton were present at st. Peters Church, Cap.
itoi HUI, this morning, to attend the OBJ
eequies OF the late Miss Rebecca Carroll, the
daughter OF Daniel Carroll OF Duddlngton.
The principal mourners were Miss Jenny
carroll, the surviving sister; her nephew,
Mr.. Carroll Fitzhuph; Miss DangerGeld OF
Alexandria, Mrs. Carroll Fltzhugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. N. Burritt and family. Solemn
requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father q. W. Devlne, the pastor OF St.
Peter's, assisted by Rev. Father Sullivan as
deacon and Rev. Father Matthews as sub.
deacon. Father Lenaban OF Texas, Balti-
more County, Md, a lifelong friend OF the
deceased lady, and who was pastor OF st,
refers thirty-eight years ago; Rev. Father
Frederick of St. Martins Church, Bilti-
more, and Rev. Father Ryan OF the Immac.
ulate Conception OF this city, were also
present
The body, iDclosed In a neat cloth.cov-
cred casket, was borne by the pail. bearers,
Meesrs. Appleby, Young, WagRaman, Moore,
Blaine and Nicholson, aud placed before
Inc aliar,where II rested during the service.
Inc dying request Of the deceased that no
sermon should be preached at her funeral
was observed When the mass was over
tne cortege proceeded to Mount Olivet
Cemetery, where Rev. Father Leuahan, as.
sisted by Rev. Father sullivan, read the
grave seryice
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